. >> and "when paris went dark" ronald rosbottom writes about the nazi occupation appears world war ii. the book covers daily life in the four years of occupation the underground resistance in the city's liberation by the allies. this is an hour. >> good evening everyone. i think we would like to get started with tonight's program. to explain that short interaction we do have c-span booktv here tonight filming the talk so we are really excited about that and grateful that so many people will be able to see the program after this evening. to that end i just wanted to ask you please if you have questions under will be a fairly long question-and-answer period. we will pass the handheld mic around so you can be heard on recordings. indicate. there will be two of us looking for you and indicated they have a question we will come along and pass the mic. when you have it in your hand you will be able to asked the question so everyone in the audience will hear. appreciate your core pretty with that request. i do want to say that it's my pleasure to introduce professor and author ronald rosbott

[applause] [inaudible conversations] next on booktv in prime-time ronald rosbottom describes nazism in his book "when paris went dark." in his book no good men among the living he writes about ho how -- and walter isaacson writes about the creation of the personal computer and the internet in the innovators. in "when paris went dark" ronald the city of light under german occupation, 1940-1944 writes about the nazi occupation of paris in world war ii. the book covers daily life in the 40s of occupation the underground resistance in the city's liberation by the allies. this is an hour. >> good evening everyone. i think we would like to get started with tonight's program. we do have c-span booktv tonight filming the talk was so we are really excited about that and we are grateful that so many people will be able to see the program this evening. to that end i just wanted to ask you please if you have questions in there will be a fairly long question-and-answer period we are going to pass the handheld microphone around so you can be heard on the podium. there'll be two of us looking for you

[applause] [inaudible conversations] next on booktv in prime-time ronald rosbottom describes nazism in his book "when paris went dark." in his book no good men among the living he writes about ho how -- and walter isaacson writes about the creation of the personal computer and the internet in the innovators. in "when paris went dark" ronald the city of light under german occupation, 1940-1944 writes about the nazi

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